pest control officer

I can call the pest control officer from the local council, but he will use the same kind of poison or a worse one.

The Parks Committee chairman told him that pest control officers could do the job.

Now tell our pest control officer here to turn round and drive back to the hacienda.'

One was a pest control officer who came to Pitcairn to rid the island of rats.

Nobody argued now with anything a Pest Control officer requisitioned.

This was merely his job - as it was the job of a pest control officer to kill rats.

Half a dozen Pest Control officers swore, but dropped shotguns in favor of big capture nets.

Later, when Ministry support was withdrawn, pest control officers were appointed by the farming community, their work being costed on a price-per-acre basis.

Kit asked as Wally sent a team of Pest Control officers bolting toward the emergency.

One of the Pest Control officers, standing sheepishly by with an empty net, said, "Al's already gone for him.

Security and Pest Control officers, even BATF, rushed through the station, driving remnant crowds toward safety.

One of the Pest Control officers darted in with a coil of rope and risked hands in order to rope the sharp beak shut.

The suppressed Mk II is used by United States Navy SEALs and pest control officers.

This segregation for winged creatures is preferable to the policy in my block, where the council dispatches Pest Control officers with pipettes of insecticide to dab around our homes.

Scattered patrols of security, BATF, and Pest Control officers stood guard over major gates due to open, to be sure no one got into or out of the station.

PEST control officers from Montgomeryshire District Council dealt with 41 complaints of rats and 24 of mice at properties within the district during March and April.

According to a pest control officer for the Food and Hygiene Department in 2009, the Hong Kong government (where many of the case studies are published) is unaware of any research in this field.

A pest control officer who turned up to take care of a groundhog problem at my house told me he had hit a deer and felt the thump, but looked after he got home and didn't see any damage to his hood.

Well before dawn, with his allotted quota of 25 dead rodents bulging in the bag, he set off for his rendezvous with a pest control officer, who checked the catch and paid Mr. Jhadav his nightly wage of 85 rupees, about $2.75.

Ricardo Lopez (January 14, 1975 - September 12, 1996), also known as the Björk stalker, was an Uruguayan-born American pest control officer from Hollywood, Florida, who is known for his attempted assassination of the Icelandic musician Björk in 1996.

The down-timers were, in fact, as prepared as Sue Fritchey's Pest Control officers were for an invasion of anything from hordes of locusts to prehistoric flying reptiles-which, in point of fact, TT-86 had been forced to deal with, just a few months previously.